Kaye Woods had a pattern for a baby quilt that was reversible. It was on the order of a log cabin but the center square was 4" and the strips were 4" wide. The entire quilt was made with a serger. You made a sandwich of Side A fabric, batting, and Side B fabric and you serged all of the raw edges together before adding another set of sandwiches in the same order as a log cabin block. She had a booth at an American Sewing Guild convention in Ft. Lauderdale and people were asked to sit and sew for 30 minutes. I made a complete quilt in that time because all of the pieces were already pre-cut. The quilts were all donated to charity and over 200 quilts were made that weekend. I then went home and made another quilt as a gift. I don't think I would use it on smaller pieced quilts.